[UrbanCropCircle] Urban Crop Circle Seed Order Get-Together

[Julianne Jaz]

hey, Rhonda, what's the date of this little soiree??
>;-)
Julianne




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>   1. Urban Crop Circle Seed Order Get-Together
>      (rhonda at sustainableballard.org)
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> Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2009 18:29:47 -0800 (PST)
> From: rhonda at sustainableballard.org
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> Hello Gardeners,
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> I don't know about you, but the thought of ordering my garden seeds just
> sends me to the moon!  What's on your wish list?
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> We're doing a group order, come and join us!  We'll be ordering from
> Territorial Seed Co for sure, but bring your favorite catalogs (I have the
> Seed Savers Catalog and it's awesome).
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> We'll also talk about changes to the Urban Crop Circle format and bring
> you up to date AND bring your suggestions.  There's lots happening!
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> I'll bring some tea to drink, but you may want to bring a snack since we
> meet around dinnertime.  See you there!
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> Loyal Heights Community Center
> 2101 NW 77th St
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> Questions?  Email Rhonda at rhonda at sustainableballard.org or call
> 206.228.3421
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